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Whole Body DEXA Scan (BMD)

Whole Body DEXA Scan (BMD)

Advanced bone density assessment for accurate evaluation of bone health, fracture risk, and osteoporosis.

Whole Body DEXA Scan (BMD)

Whole Body DEXA Scan Studies

At Pramodini Imaging & Diagnostics, we offer Whole Body DEXA (Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry) scan studies to accurately measure bone mineral density (BMD) and assess overall bone health. DEXA scans are considered the gold standard for diagnosing osteoporosis and evaluating fracture risk. Our services support early detection of bone loss, monitoring of treatment response, and long-term bone health management, all performed with a strong focus on patient safety and comfort.

Special Studies Offered

Whole Body Bone Mineral Density (BMD) assessment

Hip and Spine DEXA Scan

Osteoporosis screening

Fracture risk assessment

Follow-up DEXA scans for treatment monitoring

Body composition analysis (where applicable)

Understanding the Technology

At Pramodini Imaging & Diagnostics, DEXA scanning uses low-dose X-rays at two different energy levels to accurately measure bone mineral density. This advanced technology provides precise and reliable assessment of bone strength while exposing patients to minimal radiation. DEXA scans are quick, non-invasive, and highly effective in detecting even early stages of bone loss, making them an essential tool in preventive and diagnostic bone health care.

Whole Body DEXA Scan (BMD)

Benefits of Whole Body DEXA Scan (BMD)

Accurate measurement of bone mineral density

Early detection of osteoporosis and bone loss

Low radiation exposure

Quick, painless, and non-invasive procedure

Helps assess fracture risk

Supports treatment planning and monitoring

benefits of Whole Body DEXA Scan (BMD)

When is it Recommonded?

Whole Body DEXA Scan (BMD) is recommended in the following situations:

  • Screening for osteoporosis

  • Women after menopause

  • Men and women with increased fracture risk

  • Long-term steroid or hormonal therapy

  • Family history of osteoporosis

  • Unexplained fractures or bone pain

  • Monitoring response to osteoporosis treatment

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